Five-decision morning brief
Start here. One current headline plus Now, Cycle, Money, Macro, and Action, with material changes, the operator action, and invalidation.
decisions: 5
output: brief + changes + invalidation
CryptoWatch for AI AgentsHosted MCP
CryptoWatch turns the five decisions humans inspect — Now, Cycle, Money, Macro, and Action — into one machine-readable brief, with deeper evidence, receipts, and invalidation tools behind it. Agents connect through a hosted MCP server authenticated with an access key.
What agents get
Most agent stacks can fetch prices. They still need a disciplined read on cycle phase, macro permission, invalidation, and what would change the thesis. CryptoWatch packages that into compact responses an agent can cite, cache, and turn into work.
Start here. One current headline plus Now, Cycle, Money, Macro, and Action, with material changes, the operator action, and invalidation.
One consolidated read across cycle, macro, flow, and positioning so an agent can answer whether BTC is risk-on, defensive, or wait-only.
Every strong call needs a timestamp, confidence, invalidation, and follow-up window. CryptoWatch makes those receipts portable for agent memory.
Agents can turn the macro read into controlled plans: accumulate, hold, reduce, or no-trade, with price zones and what would flip the call.
The score is now bundled with valuation quantile bands, social-risk context, DCA stance, and separation evidence when available.
A machine-verifiable track record: Brier score, calibration curve, and hit rate so an agent can weight CryptoWatch's read against its own past accuracy.
Where BTC sits in the band-stack regime, from bear through euphoria, gated on NUPL and MVRV-Z so the label stays grounded in on-chain valuation rather than vibes.
Strategy read as a leveraged BTC proxy: market cap vs BTC NAV, discount/premium framing, scenario bands, and funding-flywheel health. The ratio and dependent scenarios are withheld when holdings or share count are more than 7 days old.
How accumulation strategies actually performed on CryptoWatch's own price history — blind DCA, lump-sum, and Fear-&-Greed-gated DCA, plus an ATR opportunity-window read — shown as evidence, not a promise.
The structural risks to the thesis: a quantitative tier (miner-fee security, pool concentration, supply) and an attributed expert-opinion tier (Q-Day, ossification) — kept separate, never blended.
The earlier six-screen Verdict · Why · Move contract remains available for compatible consumers that still need screen-level detail.
Connect
The agent interface is intentionally boring: a hosted streamable-HTTP MCP server at https://cryptowatch.id/mcp/, protected by a free access key. Create your key, add it to your client, and point the client at the endpoint. In the configuration below, the field is named X-API-Key. Anonymous calls return 401.
{
"mcpServers": {
"cw": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://cryptowatch.id/mcp/",
"headers": {
"X-API-Key": "cw_YOUR_KEY"
}
}
}
}
# Request a free API key curl -X POST https://cryptowatch.id/api/public/v1/keys # Use it on every MCP request # transport: streamable-HTTP # endpoint: https://cryptowatch.id/mcp/ # header: X-API-Key: cw_YOUR_KEY # (no key -> 401 Unauthorized)
# Create a webhook subscription
curl -X POST https://cryptowatch.id/api/public/v1/webhooks \
-H "X-API-Key: $CRYPTOWATCH_API_KEY" \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"url":"https://example.com/cw","events":["composite.changed"]}'
# List subscriptions and delivery status
curl -H "X-API-Key: $CRYPTOWATCH_API_KEY" \
https://cryptowatch.id/api/public/v1/webhooks
# Human guide https://cryptowatch.id/docs#api # OpenAPI 3.1 https://cryptowatch.id/api/public/openapi.json
Access
The hosted MCP is free and rate-limited per API key for abuse control. There are no paid tiers, prepaid credits, payment challenges, or subscription upgrades.
The agent starts with cw.morning_brief, then calls a specialist tool only when one decision needs deeper evidence.
The call returns against a rate limit tied to the API key. No charge and no payment challenge.
CryptoWatch returns the macro answer, receipt fields, confidence, invalidation, and next-check trigger in a compact JSON contract.
The agent stores the response as a dated market belief instead of blending it into vague chat history.
Agents never need a wallet, prepaid balance, subscription, or payment receipt to call a hosted tool.
API-key rate limits protect service quality without turning access into a paywall.
Dashboard artifacts
CryptoWatch is not selling a black-box label. The agent response points back to the same terminal evidence: cycle heat, scenario bands, accountability logs, and thesis changes.
Composite regime, BTC reference, risk posture, and the current action read in one scan.
Phase context with historical base rates and whether today's setup is early, mid, late, or overheated.
Realized-price allocation zones with explicit triggers, invalidation, and historical policy comparison.
Illustrative product snapshots — values shown in these images are not live.
Moat
CryptoWatch's advantage is the synthesis layer: cycle history, macro permission, market stress, on-chain behavior, and accountability in one operating model. The agent gets a call it can defend instead of a loose pile of charts.
Early access
CryptoWatch for agents is a free hosted MCP server protected by a single API key and rate limits. The dashboard remains the human control room; agent access is the machine lane.